Engrave

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 35
en-grāv′, v.t. to cut out with a graver a representation of anything on wood, steel, .: to imprint: to impre deeply.— ns. Engrav′er ; Engrav′ery , the art of the engraver; Engrav′ing , act or art of cutting or incising designs on metal, wood, ., for the purpose of printing impre ions from them in ink on paper, or other similar substance—in metal, the lines to be printed are sunk or incised; in wood, the lines to be printed appear in relief, the wood between them being cut away: an impre ion taken from an engraved plate: a print. [Fr. en (=L. in ), and grave , v. ]
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